Intel shows World's smallest SSD at CES 2008

Intel will show the world's smallest Solid State Disk (SSD) at the CES 2008 in January. The Intel Z-140 PATA SSD is smaller than a penny and lighter than a drop of water.

The Intel Z-P140 PATA SSD comes in 2GB and 4GB densities. The technology is extendable to 16GB.

Intel targets next generation mobile devices with their new tiny SSD. Another size comparison that might help to sink it in how small this new flash storage drive is: It is 400x smaller than a 1.8" hard-drive.

The measurements of the Intel Z-P140 are 12x18x1.8mm and the weight is 0.6g. Read data throughput is 40MB/s and write data throughput is 30MB/s.

Beyond iPhone, Gadgets led Year's mobile Developments

DENVER (Billboard) - The 2007 mobile music market could be summed up in one phrase: "It's the device, stupid."

And though no mobile music service or associated innovation gained even a fraction of the attention that Apple did by unveiling the iPhone, that story certainly helped shine a spotlight on other mobile music developments, if only by means of comparison. And believe it or not, there were other milestones in mobile music throughout the year.

AT&T finally joined competitors Sprint and Verizon Wireless by launching its own full-song music download services. Its strategy is one of partnership, tapping eMusic and Napster to create mobile versions of their digital music services so users can buy individual tracks or track bundles directly from their phones. The operator also became the exclusive U.S. provider of the iPhone, which sold more than 1 million units in less than three months.

Rhapsody got into the mobile game as well. After absorbing MTV's Urge, the company struck a deal with Verizon Wireless that made Rhapsody the exclusive platform to deliver tracks purchased from the VCast Music service. Through time, Rhapsody and Napster hope to apply a wireless all-you-can-eat subscription model to their plans.

TRYING TO RING IN SALES

This year also saw a resumed push on ringtones, with operators spending big bucks on exclusive deals with big-name acts in hopes of goosing a stalling market. Verizon led the way, landing such big-ticket names as AC/DC, Bob Marley and Led Zeppelin. AT&T landed a few punches as well, ending the year with exclusives from Dave Matthews Band and Matchbox Twenty.

But from its initial flashy unveiling to the lines of people camping out for a device that didn't even sell out, to the inevitable backlash when Apple cut the price by $200 just 70 days after it went on sale for $600, the iPhone dominated every mobile music discussion. And it will continue to do so for months to come.

Meanwhile, other handset manufacturers are now pulling out the stops:

* NOKIA N95: The N95, Nokia's flagship smart phone, supports MP3, WMA, RealAudio and several other digital music formats, and also contains an FM radio tuner. Its Bluetooth feature enables audio to stream to other speakers, it can access the Internet through built-in Wi-Fi, and European models feature Nokia's new Ovi digital entertainment service and music store, and an 8 GB internal flash storage capacity. No U.S. carriers sell the device yet, but U.S. fans can get an unlocked version directly from Nokia.

* HTC Touch: A full-screen, touch-navigation wireless phone that runs Windows Mobile version 6, the Touch features HTC's TouchFLO interface. Sprint offers the product exclusively in the United States. The Touch features direct access to the Sprint Music Store, as well as video services, Outlook e-mail and streaming radio stations. A microSD card slot offers up to 4 GB of removable memory.

* LG Voyager: Known in Europe as the Prada phone because of a branding relationship there, the new Voyager from LG one-ups the competition by featuring two screens -- a 2.8-inch touch-screen display on the face and a smaller screen when flipped open above a Qwerty keyboard. It plays MP3, WMA, AAC and all other digital music formats. A microSD card slot supports up to 8 GB of memory. It's available exclusively via Verizon and supports all the operator's VCast multimedia services.

* Samsung F700: The Ultra Smart-branded multimedia phone features a touch-screen interface and a full Qwerty slide-out keyboard. It uses a drag-and-drop navigation feature that makes it easier to search for specific content, like music. It lacks any significant onboard memory, but has a microSD memory slot for up to 4 GB. Rumored to be coming to Verizon this Christmas under the name U940.

* Sony Ericsson W960: The W960 is the Walkman version of a touch-screen phone but with a normal dialing keypad. The 8 GB device has a 2.8-inch display, 3.2 megapixel camera and Wi-Fi for Web browsing. It supports MP3 and AAC. An optional charger desk stand includes speakers. Not yet available in the United States.

Bluetooth Sports Helmet Controls Your Tunes

Hammacher Schlemmer is well known for selling some seriously weird and overpriced gear. One of the newest items on the list is a Bluetooth Sports Helmet.

The helmet has built in Bluetooth headphones for receiving music from your Bluetooth equipped iPod or other PMP.

The business end of the helmet is made from ABS plastic with an EPS foam liner. The helmet also features 16 airflow vents and adjustable straps. For some reason it reminds me of half the helmet the dude wore in Airwolf. The gadget comes in small, medium, and large with a retail price of $299.95.

Sony Cybershot DSC-T200 Digital Camera

The Sony Cybershot DSC-T200 Digital Camera features: 8.1-megapixel, 3.5″ LCD screen, Face detection, 5x optical zoom, Image stabilization, 31MB of internal memory. The camera allows up to 10 different shooting modes including landscape, snow, and fireworks. The in-built image stabilizer captures images that are stable and clear of blurry effects created from shaking of hands or capturing moving images in low light conditions. Pictures will always be clear and beautiful, even when shooting indoors or at night time. Comes with: Rechargeable battery, Battery charger, A/V & USB cables, Adaptor plate for cradle, Wrist strap, Software CD-ROM, Owner’s manual. It delivers clear, high-resolution images with natural color reproduction and minimal noise. “ I recommend this camera because it performs great quality ictures with ease.”

Price Range: $309.00 - $468.00 at 20 stores

Spyker Exotic Cars at the LA Auto Show

Before the LA Auto Show I wasn’t familiar with Spyker and its line of exotic sports cars, but boy am I familiar now. Spyker was nestled in between Bentley, Lamborghini and Aston Martin at the show and I found Spyker’s rides to be more appealing than many of the others on display.

Some of the Spyker cars had a weird rear end that I didn’t care for that was very large and rounded. To my eyes, it didn't fit in too well with the angular, sculpted lines on the other parts of the car.

One of the Spyker concept

cars

reminded me of the Batmobile from the original 60’s Bat Man show. These cars aren’t practical, but man were they cool looking. You can see from the tiny trunk you won’t be driving on vacation in the beast with more than a swimsuit and a small duffle bag.

Dodge Avenger Stormtrooper Concept at the LA Auto Show

Dodge had a very cool concept/custom car called the Dodge Avenger Stormtrooper. This car was done up in pearl white paint, white wheels and black accents and paid homage to the Star Wars Stormtrooper in its color scheme.

The car was very cool to look at and the interior was fantastic. Crammed inside were a couple touch screens, custom seating surfaces with bucket seats in the front and back as well as a rear LCD screen and a video game system.

There was no information offered on the Stormtrooper as far as performance specifications and power outputs. I assume from the lack of any information on the car, it is running a stock Avenger power train. Still this is one cool concept that would look good sitting in your driveway.

Sony PS3 outsells Nintendo Wii in Japan, but not in U.S.

The Sony PS3 is now one year on the market in the United States. At the same time Sony reached an important milestone in their home turf by surpassing the Nintendo Wii last week in sales.

The price-cut, the new white and black 40GB PS3 consoles and the new Dualshock 3 controllers can be named as reasons for the sales spur.

In the United States the Nintendo Wii is still in the lead by a sizable margin. The Wii sold about 519,000 units during October and the Sony PS3 only 121,000 times.

More details on the Japanese PS3 sales numbers on GamesDailyBiz. More details on the U.S. PS3 sales numbers on the WSJ.

Sim Card Backup Gadget

With the Sim Card Backup gadget you can replicate your contacts onto another SIM card.

You can also use this gadget to back-up a copy of your SIM card stored contacts in case you lose your phone.
The device has 16KB of storage which is enough for 500 telephone records. The memory is organized in 2 different SIM Cards data storage banks.

Think Geek sells the SIM Card Backup tool for only $14.99.

This is a neat, useful and low cost gadget holiday gift - a unique stocking stuffer.

Creative GigaWorks HD50

Creative announces a new line of premium range 2.0 stereo speakers. The new speakers include the top of the line GigaWorks HD50, GigaWorks T40 and the Creative Inspire T10.

The Creative GigaWorks HD50 (photo) features titanium super tweeters, 2 inch high-definition drivers, Class-D amplifiers and built-in BasXPort technology.

Creative GigaWorks HD50 is acoustically engineered and designed to channel sound waves to flow from the inner chamber of the speaker to the soundstage, allowing the speaker to deliver a more pronounced bass for a warmer natural playback.
The GigaWorks HD50 are only 141mm tall and will sell for US$149.99.

Creative GigaWorks T40 boasts an MTM audiophile driver configuration which improves the overall sonic spectral balance with enhanced bass extension, enabling full range playback and giving music that sounds fuller, warmer and more faithful to the original. The price of the T40 is US$149.99.

The low-end Creative Inspire T10 is aimed at MP3 players and sells for US$49.99.
The new Creative speakers are available in Singapore right now.
Via this Creative press-release. Our current Gadget model of the month is featuring a Creative MP3 player, have a look at the photos.

Nokia N82 launched

Nokia officially introduces the Nokia N82 smartphone optimized for photography, navigation, and internet connectivity.

Features of the Nokia N82 include: a 2.4 inch QVGA screen, A-GPS, 5MP Camera, Xeon flash, Carl Zeiss Optics, Wi-Fi, and digital music player.

The design of the Nokia N82 is not really breath taking. The feature set is great, but overall the phone is not very sexy.

Measurements of the Nokia N82 are 112x50.2x17.3mm and the weight is 114g.

The Nokia runs S60 OS with S60 3rd edition feature Pack 1 user interface and supports WCDMA2100 (HSDPA), EGSM900, GSM850/1800/1900 MHz (EGPRS) networks.

The Nokia N82 is available now in key markets with an estimated, pre-tax, unsubsidized sales price of approximately 450 euros (~$660).

Axion 16-3906 LCD TV/DVD Player Combo Sale

Our I4U Shop has a special deal on the Axion 16-3906 LCD TV/DVD Player Combo selling it for only $177.19 (compare prices).

This portable LCD TV with built-in DVD player has a 10" TFT LCD Screen in 16:9 format with 800x480px resolution and a contrast ratio of 300:1. The integrated tuner supports channels: VHF CH2-13,UHF CH14-60,CATV CH 1-125.

The Axion 16-3906 has stereo speakers and comes with a carrying bag.

Nissan’s ‘Godzilla’ finally breaks cover allover

They're finally here, pictures of the “Godzilla” we’ve waited seven years for. In less than two decades, the Skyline GT-R has achieved cult status. The new GT-R, soon to be officially unveiled at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show, will no doubt be a show-stopper and a worthy successor to the GT-R badge.

The evolutionary changes to the exterior (R32 through to the R34) have been done away with, and the new car features its own aggressive coupé body style. The production vehicle is expected to share more that 80 per cent of the GT-R Proto concept’s styling cues, such as 20-inch wheels and blacked out A-pillars.

Inside the GT-R, Nissan has spent a great amount of time on the aesthetic details. Although the GT-R’s interior does look quite “busy” with all those buttons, switches and steering wheel-mounted controls, it is actually nice mix of black plastic, black leather and satin-finish metallic trim. Even with that sloping roofline, there appears to be adequate space for the rear-seated passengers and there is even a hint of previous Nissan design a la the fifth generation 200 SX aping rear bench, making this a genuine 2+2 seater.

The near-bullet-proof RB26 DETT straight-six engine found in the GT-R Skylines of yore had a reputation of being able to withstand hurricane forces of 700-plus kW, making the R32, R33 and R34 very popular with drag racers and tuners.



For the upcoming GT-R, Nissan has opted to ditch the legendary 2,6-litre engine, however. The new GT-R should gain some displacement courtesy of Nissan’s acclaimed VQ V6 engine (with a reported capacity of over 3,5-litres). What’s more, the new engine is assisted by twin-turbochargers, fine-tuned by Cosworth, and produces 353 kW and 588 N.m of torque.

Nissan’s electronically controlled, all wheel-drive system, known as Advanced Total Traction Engineering System for All- Electronic Torque Split (there’s no acronym for that one, as far as we know), is also expected to receive a bit of tweaking. The GT-R may also be the recipient of an all-wheel steering system known as HICAS. What is known, is that Lotus has lent its expertise to the development of the GT-R’s suspension and handling characteristics, and given the enviable track record the Hethel-based firm has with sports cars, that can only be a good thing.

The new GT-R will not feature a seven-speed automatic transmission, as was speculated in a number of earlier reports. Instead, a six-speed dual-clutch gearbox dubbed the GR6 will undertake the shifting duties. An automatic version is likely to be offered as an option, but our guess is that most GT-R owners will choose to swap cogs manually via the centrally mounted shifter or leather and aluminium paddle shifters. With this transmission set up, the GT-R will sprint from zero to 100 km/h in 3,5 seconds, crosses out a quarter mile in just 11,7 seconds and runs out of steam at 309 km/h.

This Japanese supercar is highly anticipated in automotive circles and once again looks well set to take on the likes of its Western competitors, such as the Audi R8, Porsche 911 GT2, and Corvette Z06. The production version of the GT-R will officially break cover at the Tokyo Show next week - we can’t wait!

Logitech unveils Innovative Harmony Remotes and Streaming Music Systems in India

Logitech just unveiled a number of products in the home entertainment market in India. Gracing the event with her elegance was Soha Ali Khan. The products unveiled are the Logitech Harmony universal remotes and sound music streaming systems.

The Logitech universal remote line-up include the Harmony Remote 1000, Harmony 885 and Harmony 525.

Soha who was obviously smitten by the innovativeness of Logitech’s products said, “Everything’s going digital. It’s really difficult to imagine a home without these Logitech products in the near future. I had seen Harmony 1000 when I was traveling in the US earlier this year and have wanted to get my hands on it. It’s really cool. I can get rid of all my other remotes!”

UK PS3 drops price, 40GB finally official

Sony makes two big announcements for its UK customers in a pre-Christmas bid to boost PS3 sales; revised hardware loses PS2 backwards compatibility.

One of the worst kept secrets in the games industry has finally been officially announced. After a flurry of rumours and leaks that a new 40GB SKU of the PlayStation 3 would be coming, Sony has finally confirmed the speculation is, in fact, no longer speculation.

The new 40GB version will debut in the UK on October 10 and is "no longer backwards compatible with PlayStation 2 titles," according to Sony. It will also only sport two USB slots instead of four and will ditch the multimemory card port--although this can be added on with an accessory. The 40GB version will go on sale at a price point of £299 (about $610).

In a statement, Sony said of the lack of backwards compatibility that it reflected, "both the reduced emphasis placed on this feature amongst later purchasers of PS3, as well as the availability of a more extensive lineup of PS3-specific titles."

When asked about PSOne games, Sony told GameSpot, "the backwards compatibility of PSOne titles is achieved through software and the vast majority of PSOne titles are backwards compatible with the new PS3." Sony did not return calls to comment by press time on why PlayStation 2 compatibility--which has always been handled with software in European PS3s--could not be achieved with the new model as well.

That's not all UK Sony fans are getting for the holidays. Sony also announced a price drop on the standard 60GB version, which will continue to be sold alongside the new model. The current Starter Pack, which boasted a 60GB PS3, two first-party games, and two Sixaxis controllers, will be discontinued.

It will be replaced by the new Value Pack, which will feature a backwards compatible 60GB PS3, one Sixaxis wireless controller, two first-party titles, and will cost £349 (about $712)--a £76 (about $155) price drop from the current price of £425 (about $868).

"As we approach our very first PlayStation Christmas, it is satisfying to be able to offer UK consumers the choice of two PlayStation 3 packages both now representing remarkable value," commented Ray Maguire, managing director of Sony Computer Entertainment UK.

Kenwood KVT-925DVD car navigation unit

Kenwood car navigation systems


Kenwood KVT-925DVD 7.0 inch Wide Fully Motorized Indash Monitor with DVD Video/DVD Audio, TV and MP3/WMA Receiver

The official citation of the EISA organisation is as follows:
With its clever integration of in-car audio and visual technologies, the Kenwood KVT-925DVD offers the best and most complete multimedia solution from a single unit, easily controlled through a 7 inch touch-sensitive widescreen monitor. The system has an original opening and closing mechanism, with four positions for better visibility. Compatible with most of the visual standards (CD-R/RW, VCD, DVD+R, MP3, WMA), this complete model processes many systems of surround car sound: Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Digital and DTS. It can also incorporate some external functions like a hands-free phone kit, TV tuner, CD changer, camera or centre speaker.

Kenwood KVT-925DVD key features:

• 7.0 inch Wide Colour TFT Active Matrix Display
• Number of Pixel: 336,960 pixels
• Screen Size: W154.1mm x H87.0mm
• New Full-automatic "Z-action"Open/Close Mechanism
• Motorized Back and Forth Display Position Adjust (4 Position)
• Motorized Tilt Angle Adjust (8 Step)
• Interactive Touch Panel Control with New Smooth GUI
• Multifunction Key Operation
• External Hard-key Operation (When Monitor Closed)
• Partial Detachable TDF Panel with DSI & Security Code
• Selectable Key Illumination (Green/Red)
• Mini Display = 5 x 7 Dot Matrix LCD (Blue/Green/Red)
• New Amplifier Control System with '04 PS Amplifiers EQ
• & Voltage/Current/Temperature/Fan Speed Display
• Advanced B.M.S.(Bass Management System) with '02 PS Amplifiers
• 2-way Telephone/Navigation Mute
• OEM Wired Remote Option
• All-in-one Hide-away Black Box ( 5.1ch DSP/ TV Tuner/Receiver) Supplied
• Diversity TV Antenna (Window Type) Supplied
• Remote Control Unit Supplied

JVC KD-AVX1 DVD/CD receiver

JVC car video system



JVC's KD-AVX1 - in-dash DVD receiver with a 3" LCD monitor built right into its motorized, fold-down faceplate.

Like most DVD receivers, JVC's KD-AVX1 plays your DVDs, standard CDs, MP3s, and WMAs. But here's the best part: Giga MP3 technology lets you load up to 100 hours of your favorite MP3s or WMAs on a single recordable DVD, and the JVC KD-AVX1 will play them.

Strong built-in power works with 24-bit digital-to-audio converters to deliver powerful, dynamic playback. Then the 7-band Intelli-EQ takes over, giving you the power to sculpt the sound to fit your vehicle's acoustics just the way you like it to.

The audio/video input lets connect another source, such as game console. An audio/video output sends a signal to an external monitor and set of wireless headphones. Dual-zone capability means that the folks in back can enjoy a movie.

Add a JVC SIRIUS tuner, antenna, and subscription for the endless variety of satellite radio. And three sets of 5-volt preamp outputs send a clean signal to any external amps....

JVC KD-AVX1 features:

• 3" TFT LCD monitor built into the motorized, fold-down faceplate
• DVD/CD receiver with built-in amplifer
• On-screen display of JPEG images
• JVC KD-AVX1 plays DVDs, DVD-Rs, DVD-RWs, CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, Video CDs, MP3/WMA discs
• JVC System control via front-panel control keys and menu system
• Giga MP3 capability
• 7-band iEQ
• SIRIUS Satellite Radio-ready
• CD changer controls
• Audio/video input and output
• 5-volt front, rear, and subwoofer preamp outputs
• Wireless remote
• Dual-zone mode

Sony CDX-M8815X CD/ MP3/ ATRAC3plus Receiver

Sony's Active Black Panel faceplate on Sony's CDX-M8815X CD receiver is a 21st-century wonder. The only two buttons on the motorized faceplate serve to power down the receiver and open the face, helping to cut down on button clutter for a clean, unobtrusive installation.

Open up the Active Black Panel, and you have access to a full control panel and a smaller display. The receiver enters stealth mode when your turn off the ignition, making the display and buttons disappear.

Sony CDX-M8815X features a strong internal amplifier (17 watts RMS x 4) to coax every last detail out of your music. Use Sony's EQ7 tone shaping tool to customize the sound, and Dynamic Soundstage Optimizer to create the perfect soundstage for your car.

You interested in an in-dash jukebox? Just burn your favorite MP3 and ATRAC3plus files to disc, and you'll be able to store up to 10 hours' worth. Exclusive in Sony Receivers technology BBE MP processing will make the music files sound great by restoring the dynamic range for more lifelike sound.

Sony CDX-M8815X features

• CD/MP3 receiver with built-in amplifier
• Active Sony's Black Panel faceplate
• CDX-M8815X plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs (MP3 and ATRAC3plus files)
• BBE MP
• EQ7
• CEA-2006 Compliant amplifier
• Dynamic Soundstage Organizer for a better defined soundstage
• 4-volt front, rear, and subwoofer preamp outputs
• XM Satellite Radio controls
• Aux Lite auxiliary input
• Wireless remote
• CD changer controls
• 18 FM/12 AM presets

Your external amps will get a high-powered, 4-volt signal from the three sets of preamp outputs. Dedicated high- and low-pass filters even let you choose which frequencies to send to each set of speakers, for clean sound across the musical spectrum.

Use the "Aux Lite" auxiliary input to connect an iPod or other music source...

Sony PSP Slim Coming In September

It may look like the good old PSP, but the new PSP Slim slated to launch in September this year is 30% lighter and 19% slimmer.

Other improvements include faster game-loading and a TV-out feature to output your favorite games, photos, and movies to your big bad HDTV.

It comes in three different colors: Piano Black, Ceramic White, and Ice Silver.

Price: US$199

Panasonic HDC-SD5: World’s Smallest Full HD Camcorder

Price: US$999.99
Measuring at 2।6 x 2.6 x 5.3in and weighing in at just 0.75lb, it is perfect for non-professionals who wants something lightweight and HD-capable. With its 1,920 x 1080 30fps recording, revamped image stabilization system, and Leica Dicomar lens, the HDC-SD5 is definitely a performer.

Technical Specifications:

Signal system 1080 lines, 60 fields Weight (w/o Battery) 0.75 lb Dimensions (W x H x D) 2.6 x 2.6 x 5.3 inch

Image sensor
1/6-inch CCD image sensor
Total pixels: 560 k x 3

Effective pixels
Motion Picture: 520 k x 3(16:9)
Still Picture: 520 k x 3 (16:9)

Lens
Auto iris, 10x power zoom
F 1.8 to 2.8 (f = 3.0 to 30.0mm)
35mm equivalent
Motion picture: 42.9 to 429 mm (16:9)
Still picture: 42.9 to 429 mm (16:9)
Filter diameter 37 mm
Zoom 10x optical zoom, 25/700x digital zoom

Monitor 2.7′’ wide LCD monitor (approx. 300 k pixels)
Microphone Stereo Zoom Microphone
Speaker Dynamic type
White balance adjustment Auto / White Set / Outdoor / Indoor (with IR sensor)
Standard illumination 1,400 lux

Minimum required illumination 5 lux (1/30 low light mode) (1 lux in Magic pix mode)

High-speed shutter 1/30 - 1/8000 (Motion Picture), 1/30-1/8000 (Still Picture)

Recording media SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card

USB Card reader / writer function ( No copyright protection support)
High-Speed USB (USB2.0) (miniAB)
Pict Bridge-compliant
Flash Available flash range: approx. 1m to 2.5m
Standard accessories AC Adaptor, Battery Pack, IR Remote Controller, USB Cable,
component Cable, AV-Cable, CD-ROM (HD Writer Ver 2.0)

Motion pictures
Compression MPEG4-AVC/H.264 (AVCHD standard compliant)
Transfer rate HG: approx. 13 Mbps (CBR)/ HN: approx. 9 Mbps (VBR)/
HE: approx. 6 Mbps (VBR)
Picture size HG: 1920 x 1080, HN/HE: 1440 x 1080
Audio compression Dolby Digital (Dolby AC3)/ 2ch

Still pictures
Compression JPEG (DCF/Exif2.2 compliant)
Picture size 1920 x 1080 / 2.1MEGA (16:9)
HE: approx. 6

O2 Cocoon Designer Cellphone

O2 Cocoon is the latest on the growing list of designer cellphones. Phones that do not offer much in terms of feature, but sport really nice designs, such as the Nokia 8600 Luna, Nokia 8800, and the Vertu series. This one stands out from the crowd though, with its clean curves and attractive black-and-white color scheme. It’s hard not to like the looks of it!

Features:

• 2-megapixel camera with flash, digital zoom and auto-focus
• 2GB on-board memory
• 3G and videocalling
• MP3 player for up to 500 songs
• LED front display
• Docking station called the Nest
• External storage via microSD memory कार्ड्स
  

Perhaps the most interesting feature of the phone is the hidden LED display on its outer shell। It displays “HELLO” when it starts up, shows who’s calling/texting, what music’s playing, or even the time. Neat!
प्रिसेस:

1. Free with £35/month, 18 month tariff
2. £159.99 with £25/month, 18 Month tariff
3. £299.99

LaCie unveils 500GB silverscreen multimedia hard drive

Up to 500GB* multimedia hard drive for DivX; movies, photos or music

- Multimedia from computer to your TV
- Plug directly into a TV for instant viewing, no computer needed
- Silent operation to ensure optimum movie एक्ष्पेरिएन्के

Specifications

Stockholm, September 24th 2007 – Today LaCie premieres its new LaCie silverscreen, a large-capacity multimedia hard drive with the ability to plug directly into television sets for instant playback of stored movies, music or photos. LaCie silverscreen is ideal for people who want to enjoy their digital entertainment collections without a computer. The quiet black drive comes in 320GB and 500GB capacities.

“The LaCie silverscreen is an excellent value for the vast majority of people with extensive libraries of digital entertainment content. This product provides easy playback of the most popular audio and video formats,” said Salem Tirane, LaCie Multimedia Product Manager. “The high capacity and intuitive interface puts entire libraries of digital music, movies and photos at users’ fingertips from the comfort of the living room.”

The LaCie silverscreen is designed to instantly play back a wide range of movie, music and picture file formats, including the popular compressed DivX®, JPEG and MP3 formats. After uploading multimedia from any PC or Mac through the USB interface, LaCie silverscreen creates a home theater experience with surround sound thanks to the optical digital output that supports compressed Dolby® Digital 5.1. A handy remote control is included for easy menu surfing and playback. The LaCie silverscreen is also capable of upscaling video content to high-definition TV displays via its optional component cable. The DivX-certified LaCie silverscreen ensures solid compatibility with the preferred movie sharing format.

The LaCie silverscreen stores up to 500 DivX® movies, 160,000 MP3s, or 500,000 photos**.

*1GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes. Total accessible capacity varies depending upon operating environment (typically 10–15% less).
**Calculations are based on 900MB per MPEG-4 (DivX®) movie, 1MB per JPEG photo file, and 3MB per MP3 song. These values often vary.

Asus intros U1E ultra-portable laptop

We just caught sight of three new Asus laptops, but it looks like that's not all the company has up its sleeve, with its ultra-portable U1E model now also making its first appearance। This one boasts an even smaller form factor than the company's just-announced 12.1-inch, 3.3 pound U6S laptop, in this case shrinking things down to an 11.1-inch WXGA display and a mere 2.2 pound carrying weight (albeit with only a 3 cell battery). Otherwise, you'll get an Intel Core Duo ULV7500 processor, up to 2GB of RAM, a 100GB hard drive, and built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, with an external DVD burner thrown in for good measure. A nine cell battery is also available for those that actually want to get some work done, with it apparently promising upwards of six hours of running time. Look for this one to be available next month, in Italy at least, for €1,999 (or $2,844).

Specifications

The Asus U1E, ultralight from the dimensions ridottissime, is born in order to answer to the requirements of who is always in travel, giving to contempo the performance in a position to satisfying also the more demanding in terms than performances.

Asus Italy widens the own offer of notebook, introducing Asus U1E, new model of the fortunate series Asus U1, characterized from a refined aspect and elegant, thanks to a cover black shining, profiles in stainless steel and I use it of material searches to you, which the carbon fiber and the black skin that impreziosisce its poggiapolsi.

Addressed to the lovers of the design and who search maximum mobility, new the ultracapacities them Asus to enclose hardly in one chassis extremely compact and the weight 1Kg, all the solutions technologically more advances in order to satisfy the more demanding customers in terms than performances. With a diamond screen LCD from 11.1” WXGA, the ultracapacities them Asus U1E is equipped with processore Ultra Low Voltage to low Intel consumption the 2 Cores Pair U7500, hard disk from 100GB and 2GB of memory DDRII 667MHz onboard.

Particularly innovative it is then special panel LCD with retroilluminazione to LED, that it concurs to save energy and to offer an optimal image, exalted from the ASUS Splendid Color Enhancement Engine, for perfectly defined colors always vividi and details. In order to answer totally to the needs of mobility of businessman often outside the office or in travel, new integral solution signed ASUS on the facade a webcam, that it allows to participate, comfortably and with semplicità, to conventions or seminaries of job at a distance.

Decidedly interesting are then the possibilities on the plan of the connettività offered from ASUS U1E that, thanks to the WiFi technology in the standards 802.11abg, concur the connection to Internet without threads in whichever atmosphere. The technology Bluetooth 2,0 enhanced given given installments allows the transfer to the maximum peripheral cellular speed with or other qualified ones. On the plan of the emergency, the taiwanese company has integrated some functionalities in order to guarantee the maximum protection of the own data, between which the presence of a reader of digital prints integrated them, that it contributes to prevent to not authorized persons to approach inside informations

With the battery from 9 cells in equipment, in fact, ASUS U1E concurs to work for beyond 6 hours before having to resort to the aid of the local p0wer source. It will be available in Italy from the month of October with prices to the public of 1.999 enclosed Euro Vat.

Technical detailed lists Asus U1E:
Processore: Intel Core Pair ULV7500
Chipset: Piece of furniture Intel 945GM Express
Operating system: Seen Windows Business
Memory: DDRII 667MHz
Screen: 11.1 " WXGA LED backlight Glare Technology ASUS Video Intelligence
Hard disk: HDD 100 GB
Optical unit: Super DVD external Fines DL
Networking: 10/100/1000, 802.11a/b/g, Bluetooth V2.0+EDR+A2DP, Wireless 3945ABG
Doors: 4x USB 2,0, 1x IEEE 1394, 1x VGA, 1x New Card, 1x 5V DC-out
Dimensions: 26.1x19x1.79-2.9cm
Weight: 1kg (with battery from 3 cells)
Battery: 2 enclosed Batteries (from 3 and 9 cells)
Other: Built-in 0.3 mega-pixel webcam, Fingerprint scanner & TPM (Trusted Platform Module), Ag and mouse included

Nokia N81: Music Junkies Will Love This Phone

It can be a decent gaming phone too, with its support for landscape orientation games and a D-pad suited for gaming.

Lastly, the Nokia N81 is configured to find and buy music and games from the Nokia Music Store and N-Gage games service. Sounds like a great integrated entertainment solution.

Price and Availability

US$499 for 2GB removable microSD memory model, US$599 for 8GB internal memory model. Fourth quarter of 2007.

Official Press Release

Nokia N81 and Nokia N81 8GB: Entertainment made simple
With dedicated music and gaming keys, 3.5 mm headphone connector and 3G and WLAN connectivity, the Nokia N81 multimedia computer is a true mobile entertainment powerhouse. With a sleek, polished surface and keys that light up when you activate them, accessing content on the 3D multimedia menu is fast and intuitive. Equally impressive, the Nokia N81 is configured to find, buy, manage and play music and games purchased from the Nokia Music Store and N-Gage games service. The estimated retail price of the Nokia N81 is 360 EUR before subsidies or taxes. The Nokia N81 8GB is expected to retail for 430 EUR before subsidies or taxes. Both versions are expected to begin shipping in the fourth quarter of 2007.

Amazon Spills The Beans: Canon 40D DSLR

Looks like Amazon spilled the beans on Canon’s upcoming 40D DSLR. This highly-anticipated camera is actually rumored around the internet for a while now, but Amazon just went ahead and confirmed it all.

Availability: September 20, 2007
Price: US$1,299 (

Most notable improvements from Canon the 10.1-megapixel CMOS sensor, DIGIC III image processor, large 3.0-inch LCD, 6.5fps continuous shooting speed, huge 75 JPEG/17 RAW buffer, and sensor dust removal system.

Apple iMac: New Look & New Specs, Starts At $1,199

The Pretty

The most obvious cosmetic changes are the inclusion of black and the change from plastic to aluminum and glass. Following the style of the iPhone, the new iMac sports a black bezel and a black Apple logo on its silver aluminum exterior.

The new keyboard is equally sweet! With a super-low profile compared to the previous model, it provides a more laptop-like typing experience. It comes in wired and wireless versions, with the wired offering two USB ports and the wireless having a sleek power button at the side.

The tech specs are just as amazing। 2.8GHz Core 2 Extreme processor, ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro graphics, support for up to 1TB of storage, 802.11n, Bluetooth 2.0, 8x SuperDrives, and 1GB of RAM.

I’m now truly appreciative of environmental friendly products. I’m glad that Apple is now emphasizing on this aspect, and the new iMacs are made out of highly recyclable materials.

The Ugly

My first disappointment is that there isn’t a new 30-inch model. I thought it would be fitting. It would’ve made me really think of upgrading!

And no Blu-ray or HD-DVD? It’s not even available as an upgrade. This could turn away some people who are ready to jump onto the HD bandwagon. But then again, this can be easily solved with an external drive.

Price

20-inch: US$1,199
20-inch with processor, HDD and graphics upgrade: US$1,499
24-inch: US$1,799
24-inch with processor and HDD upgrade: US$2,299

That’s a $300 price drop for the entry 20-inch model! As for the 24-inch model, Apple was quoted saying it’s a $200 price drop. But, if you look at the price comparison pictured here, you’ll know that feature-by-feature the new iMacs is much more desirable. If you upgrade the previous range to similar specs, you’ll come up with a price drop of more than $600!

There is no better time than now to get yourself an iMac.

Asahi Robocco BeerBot - Your own beer server

Drink Beer Save Water

I’m not a lazy person and I’ll tell you this, I’ve always opened a beer bottle using my teeth. However having a robot that store and keep my beer chilled and even serve it to me is pretty cool.

Asahi Robocco Beerbot can stores up to six cans of beer in its belly that also function as a refrigerator. Now the cool part starts here, when you dispense a can of beer, the robot will serve it to you by pouring it into a glass mug.

You can buy a used Robocco for $799 with shipping fee of $99 from CScout Japan. It also comes with instructions in English in case you don’t read Japanese.

New Samsung SGH-E590 designed by Jasper Morrison

Samsung partnered with industrial designer Jasper Morrison to create the SGH-E590 mobile phone.

The stylish E590 comes in simple contours and clean lines which comprise this compact bar design. Jasper Morrison put one side phone keypad and LCD screen while the other side is outfitted with dedicated camera functions, which is not really something new.
The design of the SGH-E590 is a bit too old-fashioned for my taste. The highlight of the phone is the 3MP camera with auto focus, half shutter and panorama shot.
Other features of the E590 include 1.79 inch screen with 220x220px resolution, Bluetooth 2.0, 90MB internal memory and GPRS Class 10 / EDGE / Tri-Band (900/1800/1900) connectivity.
Measurements of the E590 are 94x42x13.5mm and the weight is 66g.

“The SGH-E590 is a very pragmatic work of art that reflects the synergy between Samsung and Jasper Morrison. We have teamed up to satisfy our users with high-performance technology and emotional design.” says Geesung Choi, President of Samsung’s Telecommunication Network business. He added, “Through the partnership with renowned designers, Samsung will strengthen our design power to bring design excellence to our customers.”

The Samsung E590 is available in two colors, noble black and snow silver, and will be launched in Europe, China and South East Asia in June.

Sony Offers a 100GB HDD Camcorder

Today being my first day back to work after a vacation, I can attest that camcorders that use tapes are a pain in the rear. They are a pain when you have to change tapes at the beach, they are a pain when the wife complains for the next six months that you haven’t put the videos on DVD yet.

Sony’s latest HD camcorder is called the HDR-SR5C and it packs a large 100GB HDD inside so no tapes are needed. The camcorder also has a 10x optical zoom along with an 80x digital zoom.

The CMOS sensor is a 2.1 MP ClearVid unit with 1990K effective pixels. I particularly like the idea of the Smooth Slow recording feature that allows you to increase the record rate from 60 fps to 240fps for three seconds and play the video back in 12 seconds. A built in USB 2.0 interface makes it east to send the video to your PC for burning to DVD or storing on your PC via included software. Via Sony Style
Best Deal:

* Sony Handycam® DCR-SR42 Camcorder - Price Range: $448-$600

Nokia 6500 Classic

Description:

The 6500 classic is 9.5mm (0.37”) slim candybar crafted from anodized aluminum. It offers 1GB of built-in memory, 2-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash, quad-band GSM and dual-band UMTS (3G) and microUSB.

Nokia N76 - Thin and Smart

Nokia introduced their first Symbian S60 folder phone more than a year ago, and since then they have been trying to trim its size. The result is the new N76 that they put forward this year. Thanks to Nokia Hong Kong, we had the chance to check out the final production model of the N76 before it's widely available.


Physical Aspects

The N76 is probably not the most attractive phone out there, but you've got to say that it is sleek. Design wise it seems to have everything that the market likes today: an external display that hides behind a mirrored finish, a row of backlighted music buttons on the front, and a metallic finish around the buttons and camera on the back. The thing is, they just don't look right when put together.

The N76 measures 106.5mm x 53mm x 13.7mm (4.2" x 2.1" x .5") in size, which makes it thin for a folder by both smartphone and non-smartphone standards. Because of its thinness, the N76 is very pocket friendly. At 53mm in width, though, it might be a bit wide for smaller hands.

The N76's antenna is located in the bulge below the keypad, which is not visually appealing to all. On the bottom of the phone you can find a strap hole for charms or a lanyard, as well as the speaker. Don't get fooled by the fact that the speaker grille is divided down the middle - the fact is that there is only one speaker, so there is no stereo. There are benefits to having the speaker located on the bottom of the phone, as opposed to the back, since it will be easier to hear when it rings in a pants pocket.

On the left side you will find a microSD slot behind a fairly sturdy flap. Above it is the unprotected mini Nokia charging port. I find that a bit worrying as dust will surely get in. The camera shutter, multimedia shortcut key, and the volume buttons are found on the right side.

The 3.5mm earphone jack and the miniUSB port are put right next to the power button on the top. The piece of black rubber that covers the miniUSB port does not fit in with the rest of the design at all, especially since our review model is made of red plastic. We expect it would look less awkward on the black version. Putting design aside, there is still one glaring mistake that Nokia made here. It is surely a great idea to put the earphone jack on the top so that it'll be easier to manage in the pocket. But the big problem is that the N76 cannot be opened fully when the headphones are in, since the line will simply jam the flip, preventing it from fully opening. The good thing is that there are music keys on the phone's exterior, and the external screen user interface is capable of much, something we will go into more details about later.

Nokia goes slim: the 2630 ----85 Euros ($115)--RS 4500-4600

We all know Nokia phones are usually pretty conservative in design, with solid features and constant interface design. They’ve only had a few outlandish designs, mostly concerning keyboards, but now they’re heading down the new (and mainstream) route.

Looking pretty good for an entry-level handset, the 2630 is only 9,9mm thick (in good Nokia tradition: that means it’s 9,9mm at its thickest spot).

The phone will cost about 85 Euros ($115) and will sport a camera of yet unknown megapixels, Bluetooth connectivity, a FM radio and mp3 ringtones.

The presence of e-mail, MMS and a calendar, together with the looks of the device, hint to the presence of the series 40 v3 interface, which would also be a first in this price class

Nokia 8600: Another Sexy Luxury Phone

Check out this sleek successor of the Nokia 8800! Nokia has yet to announce this phone, but this official-looking picture here, and various in-the-wild shots are already circulating the internet like wildfire.

The phone will have Series 40, a 2-megapixel camera, quad-band GPRS/EDGE, Bluetooth, and a QVGA display.

Also, the phone’s already been approved by the FCC. It might not be long before Nokia announces it.

Now I’m torn between iPhone and this…

Nokia N81 and N82: High-End N Series For Q4 2007

The Nokia N82 is a candybar phone that features:

• Quad-band GSM
• HSDPA
• Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP
• Wi-Fi
• GPS
• TV-out
• FM radio
• microSD
• Front VGA camera
• 5-megapixel back camera with Carl Zeiss lens and auto focus
• Series 60 3rd edition

If sliders are what you like, there is also the Nokia N81 (pictured black).

Features:

• 8GB of flash memory
• N-Gage gaming
• 2-megapixel camera
• Quad-band EDGE
• HSDPA
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP
• Series 60 3rd Edition

Both phones will supposedly launch in Q4 this year, probably at a not-so-wallet-friendly price.

Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold Edition---Indian Price Rs.44,600

Highly desirable handset dressed in 18-carat gold platingEspoo, Finland - Inspired by nature, and one of its most beautiful elements, gold, Nokia today unveiled the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold - a bold and prestigious new style statement. Encased in a luxurious 18-carat gold plating, the precisely crafted Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold combines timeless design with a contemporary flair, resulting in an exclusive display of personal style and elegance. The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold is now available in select markets, with an estimated retail price of EUR 1000, before taxes or subsidies.

We have seen some special editions of the Nokia 8800 Sirocco, the Lamborghini edition and Diamond edition. This time, the 8800 Sirocco turns Gold. The Nokia 8800 Sirocco is a tri-band GSM phone with a color TFT LCD display, a 2 Megapixel camera, integrated M3 player, Bluetooth, EDGE and GPRS.

“Encased in a luxurious 18-carat gold plating, the precisely crafted Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold combines timeless design with a contemporary flair, resulting in an exclusive display of personal style and elegance.”

The phone will be available in selected marker with a price tag of 1000Euro.

“The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold is set to continue Nokia’s strong legacy in exclusive and highly desirable style accessories,” explains Heikki Norta, Senior Vice President, Mobile Phones, Nokia. “The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold remains true to the “form follows function” mantra of Nokia designers and engineers - a tradition built upon decades of experience in mobility.”

Combining its heritage of highly desired communication devices with organic designs inspired by surfaces found in nature, the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold pays artful attention to the smallest details and selection of materials. A stunning achievement of craftsmanship, fine white gold accents enhance the 18-carat gold plating while the sapphire-coated, scratch-resistant glass display helps to ensure that the beauty of the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold endures.

Created with a dedication to perfection, the crafting of each Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold draws from techniques mastered over hundreds of years by watchmakers and jewelers. A smooth sliding mechanism reveals a high-resolution camera (2 Megapixel) and the intuitive and ergonomic keypad. Further “inner beauty” highlights of the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold include a stunning color screen (up to 262K colors), and a wide array of messaging functionalities. The elegance of the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold is also complemented by a coordinating desk stand and color-matching Bluetooth headset.

Sony Ericsson W999i Cellphone

This is the rumored Sony Ericsson W999i which combines the W series and the M series. The Sony Ericsson W999i will probably come with HSDPA connectivity, a 2.4-inch LCD display, and a 2 Megapixel camera.

The W999i features also the semi-QWERTY keypad of the M series.

Sony Ericsson W580: Walkman Phone With Pedometer

Yet another new slider in Sony Ericsson’s line of Walkman phones. The W580 comes in two colors, Style White and Urban Grey.

The most interesting feature of this phone is perhaps the built-in pedometer, which allows you to track your steps, calories, and monitor your running speed/distance/time.

Other features:
2.0-megapixel camera
2.0″ QVGA 262K TFT screen
Network: EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
Stunning light effects along the sides
Comes with a 512 MB Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™)
Weight: 94g (3.31oz)
Size: 99 x 47 x 14 mm (3.89 x 1.85 x 0.55 in)

Strangely, the W580 will hit States shores first instead of Europe’s. No word on the price, but availability will be Q3 this year.

GSM Handset Prices* in Indian Markets (in d Ha

S.No.	Model	Price
1	NOKIA - 8800 Siroco	Rs.44,600
2	DOPOD C800	Rs.38,990
3	O2 Xda Zinc	Rs.38,250
4	HP iPAQ hw 6965	Rs.36,750
5	O2 Xda Atom Exec	Rs.36,000
6	NOKIA - 8800	Rs.35,800
7	HP iPAQ rw 6828	Rs.34,500
8	NOKIA - N93i	Rs.32,500
9	O2 XDA lli	Rs.32,300
10	NOKIA - N93	Rs.32,000
11	BlackBerry 8800	Rs.31,990
12	HP iPAQ rw 6900	Rs.31,000
13	NOKIA - N95	Rs.31,000
14	HP iPAQ rw 6800	Rs.30,000
15	SonyEricsson P990i	Rs.30,000
16	BlackBerry 8700g	Rs.29,990
17	SonyEricsson W950i	Rs.28,500
18	O2 Xda Stealth	Rs.28,300
19	PalmOne Treo-650	Rs.28,000
20	O2 Xda Atom	Rs.27,000
21	DOPOD C720W	Rs.26,990
22	BlackBerry Pearl 8100	Rs.24,990
23	DOPOD 818Pro	Rs.24,990
24	NOKIA - 7280	Rs.24,500
25	BlackBerry 7130g	Rs.23,990
26	SonyEricsson W880i	Rs.23,500
27	NOKIA - N90	Rs.22,000
28	NOKIA - 9500	Rs.21,999
29	NOKIA - N91 (8GB)	Rs.21,000
30	NOKIA - 9300i	Rs.21,000
31	NOKIA - N80	Rs.20,200
32	NOKIA - N91 - 5 EDGE	Rs.20,200
33	NOKIA - E70	Rs.20,000
34	Samsung D900	Rs.20,000
35	SonyEricsson W850i	Rs.20,000
36	DOPOD D600	Rs.19,990
37	NOKIA - N91 e	Rs.19,900
38	NOKIA - N73	Rs.19,000
39	NOKIA - 7710	Rs.18,800
40	NOKIA - E60	Rs.18,500
41	Samsung P310	Rs.18,500
42	NOKIA - N73m	Rs.18,300
43	Samsung D830	Rs.17,500
44	NOKIA - N71	Rs.17,300
45	NOKIA - 6708	Rs.17,000
46	SonyEricsson K790i	Rs.16,800
47	NOKIA - E61	Rs.16,500
48	SonyEricsson W830i	Rs.16,400
49	SonyEricsson M600i	Rs.15,700
50	Samsung D600	Rs.15,500
51	NOKIA - 3250	Rs.14,200
52	SonyEricsson Z610i	Rs.13,800
53	SonyEricsson W810i	Rs.13,700
54	NOKIA - N70m	Rs.13,500
55	NOKIA - N70	Rs.13,500
56	NOKIA - 6270	Rs.13,500
57	NOKIA - 6280	Rs.13,400
58	SonyEricsson W610i	Rs.13,400
59	Samsung D820	Rs.13,300
60	NOKIA - 7370	Rs.13,100
61	NOKIA - E62	Rs.13,000
62	NOKIA - 5500	Rs.13,000
63	LG Chocolate BAR (KE820)	Rs.12,990
64	NOKIA - 6680	Rs.12,800
65	Samsung D840	Rs.12,500
66	SonyEricsson W710i	Rs.12,500
67	NOKIA - 6170	Rs.12,100
68	NOKIA - N72	Rs.11,500
69	NOKIA - 6630	Rs.11,500
70	NOKIA - 6300	Rs.11,500
71	SonyEricsson K610i	Rs.11,500
72	Samsung X820	Rs.11,000
73	BlackBerry 7100g	Rs.10,999
74	SonyEricsson K550i	Rs.10,800
75	NOKIA - 6681	Rs.10,600
76	NOKIA - 6125	Rs.10,500
77	NOKIA - 6111	Rs.10,500
78	Haier M260	Rs.10,450
79	SonyEricsson W700i	Rs.10,200
80	NOKIA - E50	Rs.10,000
81	NOKIA - 6131	Rs.10,000
82	SonyEricsson W550i	Rs.10,000
83	SonyEricsson Z710i	Rs.9,950
84	NOKIA - 6670	Rs.9,600
85	Haier M230	Rs.9,500
86	NOKIA - 6233	Rs.9,500
87	NOKIA - 6151	Rs.9,500
88	SonyEricsson K750i	Rs.9,300
89	SonyEricsson Z558i	Rs.9,200
90	Samsung E760	Rs.9,000
91	Samsung E880	Rs.9,000
92	LG Chocolate (KG800)	Rs.8,990
93	NOKIA - 7610	Rs.8,900
94	Samsung X700	Rs.8,900
95	NOKIA - 5300	Rs.8,800
96	Sagem Bleu 551z	Rs.8,750
97	Samsung E490	Rs.8,500
98	Samsung E730	Rs.8,500
99	NOKIA - 6600	Rs.8,400
100	NOKIA - 7360	Rs.8,400
101	SonyEricsson W300i	Rs.8,200
102	NOKIA - 3230	Rs.8,000
103	Sagem Bleu 651x	Rs.8,000
104	Samsung E690	Rs.8,000
105	LG Dynamite 300	Rs.7,990
106	NOKIA - 7260	Rs.7,500
107	Haier M2000	Rs.7,450
108	SonyEricsson W200i	Rs.7,300
109	SonyEricsson Z550i	Rs.7,300
110	Sagem Bleu 551x	Rs.7,000
111	Samsung X630	Rs.7,000
112	Samsung E250	Rs.6,800
113	SonyEricsson Z520i	Rs.6,800
114	NOKIA - 5200	Rs.6,400
115	NOKIA - 6085	Rs.6,200
116	NOKIA - 5140i	Rs.6,000
117	Sagem Bleu 550x	Rs.6,000
118	Samsung X640	Rs.6,000
119	Samsung X660	Rs.6,000
120	SonyEricsson Z530i	Rs.6,000
121	LG Dynamite 200	Rs.5,990
122	Samsung X530	Rs.5,700
123	Samsung X650	Rs.5,500
124	Samsung X520	Rs.5,400
125	SonyEricsson K510i	Rs.5,300
126	Sagem Bleu 450x	Rs.5,000
127	Samsung X620	Rs.5,000
128	NOKIA - 6080	Rs.4,800
129	NOKIA - 6070	Rs.4,700
130	SonyEricsson K320i	Rs.4,700
131	SonyEricsson Z300i	Rs.4,700
132	Samsung X510	Rs.4,600
133	LG Pulse 2500	Rs.4,580
134	NOKIA - 6020	Rs.4,500
135	Samsung X300	Rs.4,500
136	LG Pulse 2600	Rs.4,490
137	NOKIA - 3220	Rs.4,400
138	NOKIA - 6060v	Rs.4,300
139	SonyEricsson J300i	Rs.4,300
140	SonyEricsson K310i	Rs.4,000
141	Haier Z 1700	Rs.3,999
142	LG B2150	Rs.3,990
143	Samsung X200	Rs.3,800
144	Samsung C300	Rs.3,700
145	NOKIA - 2610	Rs.3,600
146	Samsung X210	Rs.3,600
147	NOKIA - 2626	Rs.3,400
148	Samsung X160	Rs.3,200
149	NOKIA - 6030	Rs.3,000
150	Samsung C200	Rs.3,000
151	NOKIA - 2310	Rs.2,800
152	SonyEricsson J230i	Rs.2,800
153	LG B2050	Rs.2,750
154	LG KG180	Rs.2,750
155	Haier Z 2000	Rs.2,699
156	LG B2070	Rs.2,690
157	Samsung C130	Rs.2,600
158	Samsung C230	Rs.2,500
159	LG B2060	Rs.2,490
160	SonyEricsson J220i	Rs.2,400
161	Samsung C140	Rs.2,300
162	Sagem Bleu 250x	Rs.2,250
163	SonyEricsson J100i	Rs.2,200
164	NOKIA - 1600	Rs.2,100
165	NOKIA - 1112	Rs.2,000
166	Samsung C210	Rs.2,000
167	Samsung N710	Rs.2,000
168	NOKIA - 1110i	Rs.1,800
169	NOKIA - 1110	Rs.1,700